Sentence examples for Established convention from inspiring English sources

In presenting the results of this work, we adhere to established convention and assume that the electron sector remains Lorentz invariant, as it has been for all modern cavity-based Michelson Morley experiments.

The bank infuriated many of its debt-holders back in February, when it chose to break an established convention and not redeem (or "call," to use the industry parlance) a similar 1.5 billion euro note, known as a perpetual contingent convertible (or CoCo for short).

Green as I am, I learned something new here, something which I suspect would be news to a lot of people, journalists or otherwise: if a reporter has a friendly chat with the Queen, it's a matter of established convention that her remarks remain private.

The established convention for extrasolar planets is that the planets receive lower-case Roman letters starting from "b", in order of discovery.

Yahtzee Croshaw of The Escapist commends the game for "showing exactly what can be done when you flaunt all established convention and just start exploring what can really be done with gaming as an art form".

By established convention, we considered participants to be food-insecure if two or more responses were answered affirmatively (14).

My aim is to turn established conventions on their heads.

National agencies in most countries established conventions with due regard to practices in other countries.

However, when it comes to connected services, there are no established conventions.

But again we're back to well established conventions, traditions and assurances.

For artists though, VR is an entirely new medium with few established conventions.